The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-05
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New ear as they can make it.
 --Win Thrasher and bride have re- turned from Alabama.
 Miss Myra Doggett visited Mrs. Lallah Howell at Dardanelle. last week.
 Miss Allie Dacns has returned from Pine Bluff.
 -Messrs. John and Hindman Riddle came rolling in from Texas Friday last.
 --Mr. R. K. Doggett was on the sick list a few days this week.
 Capt. R. J. Wilson paid his farm In Gardens Bottom visit last week.
 --Mr. 1hos. Jordan returned few days ago from Chicago.
 MT. w. IT. Rankin came down from Fayetteville Tuesday.
 s.Mr. Cal Hall went to Little Rock Wednesday,.
 --Mr. J. W. Harkey took the train Monday to visit his daughter in Texas.
 -Messrs. Will and Fred Pruitt spent Xmas at home among their many friends.
 --Mr. Branch Renfrow and wife spent the holidays here with MT. and Mrs. Frank Chalfant.
 Sorry to hear of the sickness of MT. Alva Russell. Hope to see him out again soon.
 Lawrence Russell now occupies room up stairs over Tucker building as law office.
 Again Bob l.. Erwin is in Little Rock. This time in the auditors office of the l.. R. & F. $. R'v.
 Capt. Scott and Col. Embry of Att kins, ate their Christmas dinners in Little Rock.
 Mir. R. P. Tucker and family ar- rived recently from Texas. They have come back .o stay.
 Horses and mules for sale. Apply to R. J. Wilson. [feb2S
 Friday before christmas day was prolific in two particulars pretty weather and christmas presents.
 MT. Reuben and Miss Scottie Har- key left for t visit to friends ia Texas Wednesday last.
 INT. Charley Rye of London came down Tuesday, and was accompanied back home by Miss Emma Bonds.
 ---J ohn A. Brooks, noted temper ance lecturer will lecture at the Chris tian church, this place, on the night of the 18th Inst.
 --Dr. c. w. Harkey and son Walter left Monday to visit the doctors daugh- ter and other friends and relatives in Texas.
 MT. Robt. Chasteep took in Fayette- vile on christmas visit. but he didn't bring anybody back with him, so he didn't
 -Mr. G. E. Howell, the indefatiga- ble cotton buyer, went down Wednes- day last to enjoy few days at Little Rock.
 Had calls this week from John A.. Hickman, Horace Bradley, F. NJ. Hud- son, Jr., F. W. Austin and Charles Me- Coy.
 MT. Walter R. Groom and Miss Will lie Elmo were married at Atkins on the 27th ult., Rev. w. D. Mathews ofiiciat- ing.
 MT. J. r. Fowler is enamored of Gardens Bottom where he has large interests and goes often and stays long to supervise them.
 Miss Allie Bayliss, one of the popu- lar teachers in the public school, was on the sick list two or three days last week.
 --Mr. A. II. West, son of the well known Mai. West, after a visit to his friends and relatives in Pope county. left Monday for his home in Texas.
 The DEMOCRAT was pleased to re- ceive a pleasant call from one of Paris young and live attorneys Mir. An lhony Hall, Monday last.
 --Messrs. Will Brooks and Will Nor ton passed through town Saturday to their homestead on the Indian reserve. They have homesteaded 50 acres on the reserve.
 Rheumatism is primarily caused by acidjty of the blood. Hoods Sarsa- parilla purifies the blood, and thus cures the disease.
 MT. Walter Taylor, son of our MT. l.. V. IaylOT, dilu ihhhii1 WIT" 't"S 1~>'' residing in Dardanelle for the last two years. left for their old home in Tenn, Wednesday last.
 Watch night was observed at the Methodist church in this place. The old year was passed out and the new one rupg in an interesting service at that place.
 -"MoTHERs' FRIEND" If used for a few months before confinement, insnres quick aud easy labor, lesscns pain, and leaves the mother In condition to re- cover rapidly.
 The agitation of the Louisiana, Matches sS Fit. Scott R. R. still goes on at both ends, and at various other plac- es. It ought to catch like wild fre along here. It won't pay to sleep on a question like this.
 We are sorry to note the accident to the leader of the band the other day. He fell from ihe platform at Lnker and Dayis' shop, distance of IF or 10 feet, and was badly hurt, but is improving we learn.
 MT. Geo. Deuterman, New lork city. suffered nearly month with severe cough, and having tried several remedies without relief, finally used Red Star Cough Cure which, he says, proved ''spcedy and ei'ectnai.